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February 28, 2026Journal of Experimental Biology0 citations

Transgenerational Plasticity and Climate Change in Ectothermic Animals

Transgenerational plasticity and climate change: phenotypic responses across ectothermic animals

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AGAnthony L. GilbertDWDaniel A. Warner

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Review examines transgenerational phenotypic responses to climate change in ectothermic animals, highlighting ecological implications.

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  • The aim is to explore how climate change impacts ectothermic animals through transgenerational responses.
  • Review of multi-generational studies on ectothermic animals
  • Analysis of ecophysiological effects of warming
  • Identification of gaps in current research regarding transgenerational responses
  • Transgenerational effects on fitness-relevant phenotypes linked to population dynamics
  • Multi-generational designs yield more accurate predictions of population responses to climate change
  • Study identifies persistent gaps in the literature for future research exploration
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Gilbert et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69a287690a974eb0d3c030e9https://doi.org/10.1242/jeb.250304
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